Welcome to the PSHE pages.
Look at the 'Developing Healthy / Safer Lifestyles' ideas and resources listed below,
or browse around the other PSHE pages using the bar above.

• Healthy Meals - Can your children design a healthy meal? Use this handy sheet to help them! Contributed by Amanda Jones.
• Healthy School Dinners - A menu frame on which children can invent a school menu for a week. It links to healthy eating in Science and follows on from a lesson on balanced diets and food groups. Contributed by Anna Birne.

• Thinking Questions - A set of questions to encourage your children to think carefully. Contributed by Trinity Educational.
• Patchwork Thinking - Contributed by Mike Fleetham.
• QCI Thinking - Contributed by Mike Fleetham.

Creativity:

• Creativity - A presentation for teachers, giving ideas for developing children's creativity. Contributed by Maqsood.

Enlarge Image Healthy Eating Posters (only £2.00) A downloadable resource: A set of 10 posters containing information about having a healthy and balanced lifestyle. They cover the science objectives taken from the QCA year 2 healthy living plans. These posters would also be great as a display in a hall/dining area. Buy Now from YourResources.co.uk Word Document (£2.00) These downloadable resources are provided by YourResources.co.uk. By clicking 'Buy Now', you will be able to purchase these items directly from Your Resources, via a secure shopping cart, where the payments are processed via Paypal. Questions? Email sales@yourresources.co.uk.

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Links to other sites:

• Food- A Fact of Life - This website will provide you with up-to-date, accurate and consistent information about healthier eating.
• Phil's Cooking Academy - Learn how to make yourself a healthy meal at this fun and interactive site.
• The Potato Story - This website contains interactive and easy-to-use modules about plant and potato growth, and healthy eating too, covering a wide section of the Science Programme of Study.
• Aqua Pura - Statistics show that kids aren’t drinking enough water so Aqua Pura has developed an activity resources pack for key stage 1, 2 and 3 teachers.
• Move It - Designed to get kids feeling healthier, happier and more energetic, this site has lots of resources for teachers, parents and children.
• Hands on Scotland - A one-stop shop for practical information and techniques on how to respond helpfully to children and young people's troubling behaviour, build up their self-esteem and promote their positive mental wellbeing.
• Liquids Mean Life - The free Liquids Mean Life resource is intended to promote the understanding of the importance of a balanced diet, an active lifestyle and adequate fluid intake to maintain good health.
• Streetwise - “Bright Thinking for Cyclists” features lots of new fun pages - and an animated film designed to allow for discussion on safe and unsafe behaviours by cyclists.
• Life. Live It. First Aid - This pack from the Red Cross enables educators with or without any previous first aid experience to teach these essential life skills.
• Road Safety Week - A fantastic website, with free resources and useful links, produced in preparation for the UK's Road Safety Week.
• Streets Ahead - Streets Ahead can be used by schools to support the development of their 'School Travel Plan', a government initiative to drive safe and sustainable transport initiatives.
• Safety Matters - A road safety educational site for pupils aged 7-11 years, their teachers and parents.
• AAtittude - A website for new drivers. Look in the Teacher's Zone for teaching resources for Key Stage 4 pupils.
• Thinking Classroom - A website from Mike Fleetham, which offers practical ways to easily infuse Thinking Skills (and Multiple Intelligences) into your existing good practice.

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